The Signal, 1916-9-14, Page 6'ROYAL,-
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THB SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
FRUIT BULLETIN
Niagara District Craw ford Peaches are now in,
and the best varieties of pears and plums are ready
• . for preserving or table
NiwNUSSUtcwR
PI
F��
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. et
inacKAGE
w[RS NO. Y 4
purposes. Housekeepers
should not delay telling
their grocers what fruits to
order For them, and should
insist on the label with the
map. reproduced here. It is a guarantee of Niagara
Peninsula Grown Fruit and good quality.
SEASONABLE RECIPES.
�t
&OOUSTSY PLUM CHARLOTTE.
Bute • quart of riles Owes : Met
stew sod thea ewret.0 thecae. Cut
slices .4 hrrad and butter and la per
in the bot t one avid a J for aidm
e.. of
e large howl or deep dish. Pour in
the plum. !roiling Ism, cover the howl
and set it away to cool gradually.
W hes quite colt mid it to the table
aeJ eat it with cereal.
DAMSON OR PLUM PIE.
!stew Ute damsons whole is water
only beaker'', to lreJewt them hern-
iae: when tender end while hot. sweet-
en them with .ager *id let them et tad
wild they lac cote; then pour
these into pie di.IN•s )Sled with petite,
dredge floor epos thew. cover with the
melee p...*.,• art mad elect' 'egetlr•r
• lie edgr•ad the Baste. tut a alit in the
tauten of the cower Ibr.asgh which the
vapor may mope mol t.xke twenty
mimeo.. . • .
PI.14111 (.I?HTARD TARTLET'S r
Owe pilot tit green gage plum., alter
Smug r .hi.r.i Ihrour1h :. serve. ono
Nuke • top .4 •ttgat. the y. Ike of two
egg• 1.11 I.ratru. Wb,k a:together
Weed Igbt rod army, then Lake en
Natolip4ttj•p ons, shelb. f puff I.e.tm"o
light treat . '1'h• a li'I with plum
past.. fat the two %late* until -tiff, •
ad t ten t.l.le.poontule of puwJesed l
ricer, roe rad over the p1 past and ,
setse the .he:l• iut, a moderate Sten a i
few minute...
SPICED PLUMB.
III/teem pound.. of plume. one pint of ;
eider vinegar, freer pounds of
two %Ahie.p•" mule of i•rokrn
noon 1. tr:. betties -0m •Ii of whole rl .v.•.. ,
as1 tb• *am r-ot hrosen nutmeg. Pw
these in a rous.t i hag ani elm N• r
sheer in a lit)Ie vin -gar aeJ meter t w 1
haU••sel boor ; th-ri Add it„all t . Ito:
eswegar a•.J -diger teed bring '4.s hail -
•4d th- Wow. and boil ea.. (ally untie.
they a:. a r.ke.l ten Ire. Before rook•
Jog .h. p',uu. .h.oi•1 !.e pieeced with
$ darning needle several times ; this
will prevent the skins from bursting
Made cooking.
CANNED Ku 318.
T.• pound of plums allow •
quarter cal • poUad of sugar. Put the
woe mod plum* ■Iteinately into the
preserving kettle. first .pieking the
plums to prevent their t.itaking. Int
them stand on the hart of the stove
for an boar or term then pot them
01er a woderste flrrand anew to come
to • boil. Stint and p. -car at once into
jet... summing a silver =nor handle
around the inside of the jar to break
the air bubble*. Cover and screw
down the tops.
TO CAN PLUMS WITHOUT SUGAR.
Thoroughly wash and clean' the
fruit, after having watb.d the fruit
jars. rubbers' and rings. pla.•ethe raw
fruit in the jars and 8;1 with cold wa-
ter and sial tightly. Now stand the
DIM n1 a reek in . wash Leib-, .tial fid
a canal .04 uo.o the j... with rel.!
watt.. neer the Leder on the fir. .
arm ling • u the •..tiling yw.ini pool bob
for thuiv t•: Le. y-tl,r s,u.u.t,.
WHEN USING
W I LSON'S
FLY PADS
READ DIRECTIONS
CAREFULLY AND
"FOLLOW THEM
EXACTLY
HYDRO PQNER ANO RADIALS.
Tow ►:few 4 rue +4*.1.
Dana Sts - 1 sae by a late issue of
your paper that y..0 ere once Inure
tryiig to do your own roomy • good
tutu--tbat is, by trying to make eke -
Irk r.ilweys again s lite issue. 1
have not forgotten the vetsalon when
you had the :curage to get up at •
public meeting in O.,)Hieb and try to
tell abs electors what would happen if
they voted as Adam Heck told them
to. You can now say.-' told you so."
for tient of the electors have loag ago
re sliz.d the delusion into which their
were WE And j,ist while 1 think of it
I should like to ask what has become
of the prouder of s.r Adam Beck )bat
as seen as the power thee contrasted
for by the Hydrol'ummission at Nieg-
aro Falls was all used he would build
• dant on the Maitland River and sup-
ply the county of Huron and neighbor-
ing di -trivets with power at $) per
k- p. Now I think 1 lead in the
papers of Sir Adam fighting the power
num' anies for ware power ; but where
is the prowiae he neck to us in the
court hewn? ! !bink many of the
electurs can remember it. bow we
clapped .our hemi. And cheered for joy
at the run taro...meet. -
Then 'whet atom redia) railways ?
Your article guys, "Let the country
paper. get together." Do you think
they cab or will. i do hut. They will
stili want to talk 0: it and Tory and
let Sir Adam build railways to Toron-
to and London with your muory.
1•orooto and London will get all the
benefit and sou will get nothing. It
will he just the same as Hydro. You
as a citizen of Commix bates share in
the respon.ibilttks assumed by the
Prue:nee In Connection with the
Hydro project, and then after helping
in put the power on the market you
are compelled to ray three or frier
tine.* the pt ice that the wan in Ham-
ilton pays for the same stuff.
Nuw, we do not want electric rail-
ways !wilt os the same peintiple as
Hydro power, for it is art fair to the
outlying districts, and if Sir Adam
carries :on his present scheme we
will le - bled white and the big tater-
oats will once more triumph. That
..141 t: t ems for a Huron • county rail-
N..y is, 4 think: the lm'.' .f them al1-
tb..t ie; it You sven1 to s.rryou, popu-
let ion and. hold your own in Itemises. ;•
tot it mirbt bo eelerged to include
ee "tomtits .•n the het:rgian Batt as
well es Lek'. Huron. 111 course. i do FALL FAIRS, 1918.
' not thick cur crones' tronntile wilt
' have Maud enough to put such ascheme
to the people, even to snvethoirereoeht Exeter .,.. .,...,Sept, 1R, i9
•
; fron. being bled whit.. The awtott ; Atwood:...: :.Sept. 113. TN)
eoutcils, htrwever, omit' finance sed i .:Sept. 21
neenage this railway propo.itics jute '
a• easily a. Vet Province. They cou'd I l4.fnrtb "...... Sept..1.
. h rirow !Met u j:.: as cbeopl and Kiueardioe.... itr►.t 21. ►
RNEUMATISM WA
SCROSSING THE ATLANTIC. •1
Many Precautions Taken, but the Enemy
Does Not Appear
The follow ing letter is from Murray
Finnlesd to his parents, Mr. aid Tota
John Finglaaed, of HYllett. Ptot ppt�j��
land ealisied in the 1224th Battalbe
1' ruoto acrd is one of the first of the
i • ys from Aul.uyt to go oversees.
Ut. tr. Atha!;,• ocean.
a A.geo; IMI. 191(4.
(rear Folk., -You will be woudrr:.g
0 "err wr are shout now, tout we aerie
still snaking tiler acro.. the puad.
'This is the seventh day out and wears
about tired o1 it. the sea b.s hewn
v. -i y calm and nobody hu been sir k
es yet. It has been very. cold ao9,
' foggy and but much pleasure going. ;
We have two he -urs' physical drill
every day We lett Camp Burden on,
the 4th of tl.is mouth and had • fine 1
tr.p to Halifax. We were token out !
for • route wareh twice : first at s
place called Rieke* de Loup, some. in Quebec where errrything
wail Fieoch, and again at Moncton. tI
tine little city in N. 11.. where we were
given a gra!•d ',crown ; A hand met '
us and led us•retied the city ft -r cat
hour . r to. Sunday eight we strived
at Halifax and on Mondey morning
boarded the Came ionise Three otoer
Marts also loaded up a eh wen, but we
did out Bail until W. dnestlay morn-
ing. One I the .even British cruisers
teat were lying in Halifax harbor
came along and is with us yet. The
lour boats ttavel in line with about a
quarter of • mile between them and
the cruiser everywhere. The Censer -
mile is not a eery lowers boat and is I
built for only Sur passer gen. There
are own commune* .1 the 1. rd wltb
us, making 1 W. in all, so you can
imagine we have no room to spare.
Our place drat wa. rotten, but we
made • kick and got changed over and
ate now in tirs:-,1ass eaten. and the
grub is the hest tore sine, 1 became a
, olu Ser : but you should see bow the
officers fare. It is a shame the way
they arefu.•ed over and the extra
fare Ibey get ;o rat. On the second
Jay cut a fellow died of blood -poison-
ing which he cotararted •t Camp
Burden. H . body was wrapped in
the Hag and culled to the top d'ck.
We were all lined up there and atter
a short service the "last post' was
sounded and all the fleet stopped aid
his bxly was lowered into the sea.
T•wu days later. .t.1 a:.
• We are now in the war soot; and.
things are becoming ,littleinterest-
ing and oohody is allowed below with,,
out permission. The four boats div -
ided• last night and we were taken :o
tow by two 'destroyers, who kept rac-
ing around us like 'a dog after a
'quarrel up a tree. Away,on the bor-
... Sept. ;Sri. -r7 beg vessels, warships I suppose. Every -
MOST SEVERE
Drsdfel Pair A11 Ts. 7'm. '_ ndl He
T..k "FRUIT-A-Tie,►.S".
MR. L1iIPSOR
Verona, lint., Nov. lith., 1915.
eeI saffere,1 for a nutr.her of years
with Plenum/::tw end seven Poral ie
Side tad 114.-k. from st:4:ns and heavy
1i!tinR.
' W::rs 1 had gives up hope clever
bele; well 44 air, a friend recommended
:'reit-a-byes".to me an•t4ttsr *Stag
lust. bra ! Jrtt so ara-A Attie, that
1 r o::.iiu".1 to take them, zee! now I
4111 en.;4.. the hest of booth, thanks
to your reit-'.y".
W. M. LAMPHON.
If yen- who are reading this -have
any Kidney or Moiler Trouble, or
suffer with Rheumatism or fain In The
Beek orStomaeh':rouble--tire "Fruit -
a -tire*" a fair trial. This wonderful fruit
melieine will do you aworld of good;
as it cares when everything else fails.
50e. a box, 6 fur S2.:.0, trial sire, Zie.
At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt
of price by Fruit -a -fives Limited,
Ottawa.
=a..ily es' the Province: cut wf11, they j R 4° !I
^r it % ,l bop. that they sway do it,
1,,a :I doubt it. : (iODER1CH
Therefo,e, suppnse•we. take up thee. WinJlilngh
ttrilas pi. -es l and "get. )ogetber I Gtivertw
Let all the rtw-Iwpers pui'!i.bed in
-he ,,Hobe. t ro.oeg en Legge Mason l Kitkton... :. n .Sept, al, '.1)
y, p•,k
izon we can one the saw a of several ;
27 thing is ready fora dip in the sea : all
the lifeboats are ball dowered and
,.Se t -,ba, ,.5* thing that will float a uuq piled
sept •'►s, Leg on deck. ' We have to wear nur life.
Sept. ytt, si belt. all the t toe now, and also have
to Weep on dezk, which is .an awful
euld lier'b. No lights are allowed to
be shown or any. smoking dnne at
ty-t. ,, g night......1 have to go on guard to-
Dusger.rron.... -.. ..Oct. i, 8
Feed ai.•1 .Oct 7
bayfmIJ. _ -. Oct. 10, 11
red lirt,rgisn Boy hore�r.e,,h.it they ate i Teeswat•r. . ..net, • g
.r. -•w emotes, eo he eall..d the of Keele.......
F
ir P1.y. If the sew -papers would
.1037 do Ibis we might hare the hal- •
snow• of power in the next Pesliarrieit:
hen we w* uld get fair play in Hydra,;
este'. and we would bead our electric..
ailwaJibs
where they would do s
- u cat( geo.l to the peopl-• of these a n
e-
1 e -. anti wo and the genmr.tien• to '
viol« w..uld cease take hewers' of
wood' wo.and drawets.of. water fur the
b:g interests of the sties.
Ttry car (hit and resowe tow Blyth Oct. -1
Mk fora
Far moat eftect,.c than Sticky Fly
Catchers. Clean to handl.. Sold by ; t
Druggists and Groccrs cvcrywhere.
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Yesterday and To -day
Wooden shingles of twenty or thirty years ago were of splendid
quality. and answered the purpose very well. There was nothing
better at thakiirne. In fact no other roofing material was on the
market Ymr bo would think of putting on shingles to -day? When
the deterioration of wooden shingles became not.ce•sble, efforts were
made to invent a roofing that would not only be an economical
and permanent substitute for wooden skiaglet. but one that would
outlast them in service.
Brantford Roghnp was the tomtit It has "made good." The
secret of its success is this: First. the base is of pure. long -Shred
felt which is thoroughly saturated with asphalt or mineral pitch.
The asphalt and crystal rola roofings are then thickly coated with
crushed mirk particle's. which adhere tightly to that base. and tbs whoje
firms a pern.enent fireproof, water -tight roof.
lirintford A.phalt and Rubber Roofing are made in three
different weights. Crystal is made in heavy weight only, and
so reel or green nacre! rolur•s. Al throe grades are pliable end
well suited to either flat or steep roofs -
Brantford
Roofing
tenses in rola% with protected rods. The Mywgg do net olid together
and the wm.11ag is easily laid. k requires no paintingor tarring
when Out an k does not crock with the cold nor met with the
sa rotes heat. It does not curl, split, rust or blow off. 1t glees
prevesarnt weather and fire protection ate resannably low Mittel coot.
May we send yeas our roofing book and samples? They
win show roe the real value of there reolag mouriala
Brantford Roofing Company, Limited
Brantford, Canada
For sale by W. R. Pinder
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FAIR PLAY.
l Abide With Me.
Abide with me . 1...t falls Its view; le. .
' The da•.nt-. deepen. :.Lord. is;•h me tibiae.
' Wipes otbee t..1;ln'fail and cotter•• flee..
lane, of the r.eipless. 0.5441 with we.
Swiftto tie cto-e fhb. .11 life • 11 It' day, • .
(Sank -joys meow dim. it, glom- pass away.
t'hwrge and der.., in all arvuad 1 site:
',Thou wko eaaagest. Slot. abide with me,
I i seed -Thy pie -ecce eery c. -tint boar;
What bola Thy ire can Pot the temetet's
I power
vhie lira Thy. »lf tut !elide -and.• yy eat: be t
Tarawa cloud gad ewisldae. 0 abide with we
1 tear setae with Tates•e t.st to bin.-.
Ills Nee no weight awe test- ao be:enema.
Where t- da►:f- .teed r Weer*. gr the ;Sky`
vinery '
I tibunee -titbit Thou .bile wee in r.
woo nee demote betorr my clo-
irg.�e
■klas teebegb the ['mom and to.n: r..e to Use
• akin.
Meat.'e morning breis sod earth'. rata
aldose fl., :
1a 111e. 1a de•t . ,r Lord. .tode a :t. we.
Henry F. Lyte 1i`01i 171-t4. died 1041t,
who wrote ties beeutitul hymn, was
horn in Scotland, educated in Inland
and did his 'dram k as a minister of •
small congregation in a fishing tows
in the booth of England, where be
was very touch Inved by his people.
He esu a very delicate man and hav-
ing rural acted a fat tl di.wa..• be was
advised to try a milder dinette tote,
if his Lfe might be prolonged.
Sixtv•n,ne years :.co on the 5th of
ILL.., ober, alter a -waft not all the
cliffs overhanging the *ea, he returned
and wrote his immortal hymn. wh oh
will bee, we believe. till time is no
more. The pm•.ege of time only seems
to make it d to th-• Chit -tan
heart. He died about two mniths
after writing this hytiri at Nice, in
France.
Yourwill not pee mit to tell .•f
xons
the eening pnwer .of this hymn,
w hich may h" railed 1h.• `1m.th song nt
a good man We would suggest that
the ehurehes make some to, of the
hymn during this mouth io mecum,
of its author.-CoeTRi■lT=D.
One on tie O.eb►.
Dr. James I. Hughes. of Toronto,
made a trip to New York and at the
border was Interrogated s. customary
by the United States immigration
agewt, • tborougb Irishman
Are you as Aruerteao ?' he was
,eked
"Yes, and • C•nadt tn. thank God.
replied the Doctor
Are yo.i remaining in the states
longs r was the next query..
"No," was the reply.
"Thank lied," said the immigral,or
agent.
A .pineter may Imagine that mar
✓ lagee arrs arrant/id in heaven I.ut a
married woman knows better
T1se esai.•t thieve in the world to
forget are your other troubles when
you have the toothache.
The Road to .Health
Lies Through Rich Blood i
and Strong Nerves.
Debility ie.* w. to/ that 144117 Pe-
pre..el many ailment. under nae
name. Poor blood, we..k nerves, in. -
paired digestinn, lose 1-,1 flesh, no en.
ergo, nu:uabitii.n,listde-sand indiffer-
ent. This condition is perbop. She
penalty of overwork .,r the remelt of •
neglected health. You hoist regain
your health car suecumh estirely.+
There is just one absolutely sure way I-
to sew sealib-take Dr. W iliiimi
Pink. Pi11.. These pins will bring you
new 1.fe, 1111 e • rein wottr new, rich
bitted. restore elsticity to your tom.
the glow e.f health to wancheeks,
They will supply you with new .nerg'
and -apply the vital forces of mind
and l.ody,
''`here is not 'corner in Canada
where Dr. William: Pink Pills bare
Dot brought health and hope and baps
pines& to some weak debilitated per-
son.. If you have not used this medi-
cine yourself ash your neighbors and
tar Will tall you of some eufferre who
hes been etutored to health and
strength through using Ilr. Williams'
Pink Pins. Orae wbo beat always a
good word to nay for Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills ie Mn. Lusher Health. of
West Hill. Ont., who writes : ••I feel
it a duty a. well ass pfeamure to tell
yo•t whet Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
have done for me. I bad an operation
for tumors. The operation in itself
was quite .ucres.ful, but i was so had-
Iy run down and anaemic that 1 did
not gain strength. and the ineI.ion did
not heal, and kept discharging for
nr:.rly • year, until I weighed only
eighty -.ix pounJsand could scarcely
walk across the fluor. 1 load Rot so
sick , f doctors' medicine that i would
vomit when 1 tried to take ir. A good
(repel urged me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pall, sot i Mvaht * ►rix. Before
they were gone i thought 1 could feel
a ditfereoee. wee 1 got a further enp.
Gly. By the t i.ue 1 hood taken five
i Ira the wound reeved discharging
.nd commenced to !teal 1 took in
a.1 thir'een Nixes and am to-dar en -
1 vying the beet health of my lite and
woii,h 1101 p.wnda. I smcmrmly hope an,.
.ane suffering a• 1 did will give Dr. Wil-
Itams' Pink Pill. a fair trial, and 1 feel
sure they will riot be disappointed."
S to can get these pilot from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 511 rents
s hex r.r six bores for 112.50 from The
1i
Ilr.
11e, WilOnI.
lim
a.' Medicine Cc.. Brock -
i
Ne :v
Fad S«mp1es
Ari Here
;i« your sekcc•
tion now while
rar..- is ccmale')
�a-rients can ,he
ed, later if
110,11 r:WC«
I.T1:11 ?111IlilNi EillirMlllglNIZIONSI
ervice
WeP ractise
it more than
we preach
if
.
ART CLICITH
= ,v)(e ascus. tt.
Li tW caw
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
day ou the yea y top of the boat with •
ten round* of aIemune.tion and order!..
to case it if necessary. There are
twenty-one machine guns moontad is
all sotto of corners, so we are 'sot
going do.rg without making at Irmo a
l;tile nr.i.e. A:1 this warning three
nut slant Ancone in•,thr Ire. We
ate having r car deity .ports and a big
time ft gentrsl. There is to bi a tog -
of -war Ibis afternoon between platoon
No. 9 sad No. 2. 1 don't know when
1 will get this ported, perber+ • not
until we are in camp.
.tui•-' 1sta,
We arrived safe and .010,1 in -
yesterday afternoon. Leiner ji t four--
ter days tin the vasty. We are now
at Brant -hint Crimp, near the south of
an
Engld, and only forty-three, Hailes
Iruw L.u
udn. 5%. are quartered an
huts and it ie the Woof comfortable
place; we have been in yet. They are
frame build inns Shorn and each ba.
Chir:r-two via; e,. Thr "country around
bete is heautdi.l, all hills std valky. s
not much far..iug dose. i tbiift. The
last twenty -Roar hours of our ocean
trip was .atber exciting. Four de-
stroyers met us and then all the boats
separated and e.cb made for port at
its fastest speed. We made ten knots
an hour inure than we bad done be-
fore. Every boat we met bad to stand
to and be recognized. The people in
-�wmed mighty glad to see us and
such a crowd gatbrted on the dock,
weat,
e Could 'c*rcely get off the b
Every rowl.tat even that owned a
whi.tle had it tied down for about ten
minutes We were put on the
train righ: away and et 'teed for
camp It w.s very uncomfortable
riding no the train. The coaches are
•bout the s.ze cat Itchy carriages knJ
•re divided crosswise. sealing *ix is
each compartment. Eight of us were
'bored into Hoe and we had to hand
moot of our gear out 0t the wipdow to
get i00,12 tont down. After arriving
at L-phook we bud 10 walk Sour miles,
reaching our buts*. 4..11 a. ie. Two
members of the 118th Battalion whomats
1 used to meet at Niagara c* over �
to see me today. They came over
alcor. • v. -eek ago on the Olympia.
tine was ;based by a submarine and
cult' her feet speed std clever man.
oeure Sig saves) her. She is the large.t
pa,metger liner afloat and had 5.U)0
soldiers aboard and would have made
• rich haul for the enemy. She W.
runtime without an escort, which is
perhaps the reason so any came cant
to meet w.
There are about ten hsttalinia here
sow, all Canadians. Two divisions
1tt,U10 teen ;left bore for Preece last
week We each get six days' leave
soon. i expect mine in about ten
days and will ter and go to London.
ibe grub hero is going to be hard to
stand. 11 is wet y scarce. The fellows
who have been herr • while teal us it
takes all their pay to buy enough.
Walleye • fir,!-cl•a canters which is
by the Army clad Navy stores
backed by the Itbiti.b (lureri-
I don't know where the officers
will get their ice-cream anal plum pud-
dings now.
Things over here are very ,!rang•,
of course, and about 101' years hebind.
One thug 1 have not.red to their
favor . the mods are sit reaeadwiw.d,
w hich will wake it easy for route
• urrbing, of which w* eap.'ve to get
peey !Niue.
1 h...r net bad time l.- look around
mach yet, hoot w41 se. t the wain soon.
Hussar fro1wt[.AN D.
(3 Do., ■th f'I•en tn,
Drau.hott
L►phook. Sagtered .
Ther.'s plenty of room at the top.
baso... Sandy CarPT,h0.17 manta to
get in on the ground floor
For • real tryst try one of our it-.
Proem bricks +made to order. H. T.
Edward*.
The Modern Mother.
NV:tb meetly ao r, -+l • Rue ural en.) -11
arranging of I..v.cra 1111 ;i,,r. 1 1 .•
old leily rented bet.rir rat per.e.t e ,
he Nos.
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up all those suffe.ge pert n:rb glue_
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New Prices August 1,1916
T fol', 's :i lir;. c- for Ford car. is
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1-• effecttte on an•l atter Ang 1. Tele:
Chassis .
Runabout -
Touring Car
Coupelet -
Todcn Car -
Sedan
$450.00
475.00
495.00
695.00
780.00
890.00
e.
0. la POMO. OMTawrn
These prireslate positive!, ctanrsntrrrt again.t env re-
duction before Amnon 1. 1917, Mit there te no guarantee
against se advance in price et enc time